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SUMMARY OBJECTIVES: To determine the prevalence of Chronic Malnutrition (CM), overweight and obesity among n rural area-peruvian children. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 1830 children of both sexes (aged 6 to 9 years) and who inhabit rural areas of Peru were studied. Body Mass Index (BMI) (w/h 2) was calculated. For CM determining the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) standard reference with the lesser than -2 SD diagnosis criterion was used. For BMI analysis Percentile Must et al classification was used, having as diagnosis values <5, 5-15, 15-85, 85-95, and >95 percentile, for deficit,low weight, normal, overweight, and abesity respectively. RESULTS: 49% of children presented CD. 10,4% had overweight and 2% obesity. Of children having CD 11,3% presented overweight and 2,2% had obesity. BMI correlation levels are high with weight (r=0,6) and low with height (r=1). Linear Regression Analysis shows that BMI variations are given by joint weight and height variations (r

La Desnutrición Crónica, el Sobrepeso y la Obesidad en Niños de Areas Rurales del Perú